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1.003 did tweak what happens. I still don't think it kills people, but it does blow up buildings. Attaching a new screenshot. |
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And now (1.004) it's having trouble even blowing up buildings. This is the ONLY way to directly get rid of "problem" planets, so I think getting the orbital bomber to work correctly should be a priority. |
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I should note that the last screenshot I did (1.003) was a combined [i]150 turns[/i] of orbital bombardment. With the end result of a lot of log entries, but actually not much damage. A single bomb does very little (call it a 10% chance of destroying a building and a separate 20% chance for actually hitting civilians results in 28% of all bombs that do [b]anything[/b]). |
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Now that planet invasions can actually progress properly on their own, and given the generally wonky mechanics of the orbital bomber (seriously, sit around while it drops one bomb a turn?), it should just be removed. |
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It's not even one bomb a turn. It's more like one bomb every four. I agree that it should be removed though: bombing the planet is not something I should be doing in tactical combat. Instead I'd like to see an option to go on dispatch to bomb the planet. |
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In this next version, these are more potent as well as displaying their results better. |
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Woo! |
- Anonymous
